The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 11, 1927, Page 7

BARNEY GOOGLE AND SI'ARI\ PLl G WWXSSA MATTAH BOSS 2 NO SHS AM ACTIA STWANGE /\N A HURRY = SINCE WE GOT BACK Fiom Douglas Island 1/ THAT RORODN'S SUTTONLY WAS SUMPWISED | SNQOPING ARCUAD \WHEA AH COME (N HEAH | THE STABLE = Stri wyn In in Neivs DANCE TO BE CIVEN TONIGHT, SCHOOL BENEHT "- FINN one of the popular Finn daunces which nearly everyone turns uot for good time, is to be given in the ples hall tonight by Mrs several other ies for the benefit of the A small admission will be and the public is welcome. The proceeds from the dance, those from t coming carnival i other affai's given lately, are to go toward the maintenance of the Dou. slas high school ne: year. — v — to | | i 1uu..~ni school like | CHAMBER MEETING POSTPONED Owing to the basketball which was on here last night it was thought advisable to postpone the regular mecting of the local Cham- ber of Commerce to a special datv) which will be announced later when, effort will be made to get all the members fo both the Board of Trade; and Chamber out. e LEAGUE TEA PLEASANT AFFAIR About twenty-five lad were ent at the tea which was given terday afternoon by the Ladies League. Bspecially tasty refreshments were served by Mesdames R. Fr 0, W. M. Eddy and J. O. Kirkham. ———e— - HOME FROM TRIT EAST — | Joe Weliren, Douglas w-mill man, returned home this week after 2 two months visit with his father at Oak Park, a suburb of Chicago, Hli nois -ee SCANDAL PROOF” I8 AT LIBERTY TONIGHY pirley Magon has one of the finest opportunities of her carcer in “Scan dal Proof,” her latest Fox starriig vehicle, at the Liberty tonight, sinec ! her role runs the entire gamut emotions. The tory is an ori one by Charles Kenyon, and the ture was directed by Edmund time M of Al | pic- Moi Mason, playing the doublc role of Grace Whitney and Enid Day, is first placed in settings more gorgeous than she and then ting circumstances of girl. The story s that of a who, although wrongfully ac d of | erime, is willing to accept the hiame! when the happiness of the man she lov take. She is rewarde for sacrific eventual pin folloy s of he rending trials In the cast John Roch~ man - Wood laing, and Raymond, rd in th ! nurae | woman is at her Ruth King. . 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It h pessimist of me Miss Knapp is ambitious for a part in a play :d many pro- ducers have offe large con- *acts, but so far, Mr. Carroll has outbid them M Knapp is her paint- 1 wide =atten- ond place, you like smiling. things have on almost made a ings have att tion, 11, |927 Bv B!LLE DE BECK AN GOCDAESS | AN CLEAM FO'GCT To ASK MTTAKN GOCGLE WHAT TUME WE WANTS ME N DE (MICHAUN ice in Umo; 1 from tradition of looking at ques when oy 1 n Vi cather Lond'llom As Recorded by the U. S. Weather Bureau come to Onel wn, are dems the south treet, ot on | cratic ¢ at 14th bway o v sitting ang ntil three ov sed, 1eft the h paticntly 81WOIE Y Forccast for Junean and vicinity, beginning 4 p. m, todey: i Saturday;fresh LOCAL DATA Barom. Temp. 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